Guilford High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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POM POM Front Row: C. Butitta. L. Gayle. K. Butitta. A. Wolfley, instruc tor: J. Holmstrom, instructor: P. Odling, president: M. Beckstrand, sec retary-treasurer: V. Michael. A. McDonald, L. Stinson. Second Row: L. Larson, G. Coren. L. Hultgren, L. Bailey, B. Leighton, J. Harding. W. Hoegberg, D. Melander, S. Erikson. Third Row: R. Kirschberg, J. Bur Chard, D. Lighthall, B. Ross-Shannon, C. Schappert, M. Marth, D. Nel son, K. Patton. N. Davison. J. Pearson. Fourth Row: M. Hallock, P. Ni chols, A. Lindgren, J. Goldberg. J. Busch. M. Massoney, J. Tuite, K. Shu gart. M. Feldman. L. Weingartner, K. Pope. Fifth Row: L. Todd. D. Erick son. M. Tucker. M. Schmaling, T. Whitehead, C. Brandstetter, L. Howe J. Thayer. L. Pearson. L. Schaeffer, K. Pougher. P. Guthrie. Not Pic tured: S. Mattison, D. Willis and advisor Mrs. Carol Heideman. ,L , if . lQlESli1ai wr' -.lv J ., i ,,.H..f ' it 5 if ,. iki, LEFT: While waiting to begin their first performance, pom- .. Jw, ,J LVVVV pom girls express honest emotions. ' J 1' 2 ABOVE: Stepping in time with the music of Hello Dolly . Q ' pom-pom members forrn a 32 count pinwheel. Organizations 77

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POM POM CORP l've met a lot of nice girls in Pom Pom. Practices were real hard, but it was worth it after a good performance. CWendi Hoegbergb Kee in ste ! p p CMichele Massoneyb I thought I was just about ready to die when I lost my tennis shoe during our very first football performance. C.lackie Buschb We were marching into the spokes of a wheel, and the trombone guy ran into me and grabbed my pom pom but I just ripped it back. QSandy Mattisonj We all kind of ad Iibbed it sometimes on the field. Like the time half the corp turned and walked on, and the rest of us were too absorbed in smiling at the crowd to even no- tice. QMartha Beckstrandj lt was so humiliating! At one basketball game, the music stopped. Half the girls kept going and the other half just stopped and stood there. The crowd sure got a laugh out of that one! CCarol Schappertb Petite Cindy Butitta f5'2 . eyes of blueb sings along with the school song. Y' ..-- ' -1 ,vi ' .4 - at L-t ' 'S R Pfiif , .5 , st I Y L, Tr-- X s 'f mi? Inf ,' -, 4. . fi ,ix-A President Peggy Odling instructor Judy l-lolstrom, Cseatedb: secretaryftreasurer Martha Beck- stand and instructor Anne Wolfley. smile while being smothered by a cloud of pom poms. 76 Organizations

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VALKYRIES I like to synchronize swim because it's fun and I like to learn new figures, but I have to put a lot of work in being an officer. CWendi Hoegbergb One thing I don't like about Valkyries is Saturday practices, but otherwise . .. it's a real splash! CCheri Kratzb I think the show is going to be good if we practice as hard as we did last year. CSusie Sandsb Valkyries is challenging. Our programs never seem like much until the dress rehears- als when everything is finally put together. CKim Bowmanj I like to swim in Valkyries because it keeps you in shape and you learn new things like swimming techniques. This is the only thing a girl can do in swimming at Guilford. CMary Ann Aramovichb Valkyries makes swimming fun. The exer- cise is good for you and this way you can swim all year round. CBarb Hammelj Valkyries is something to do. CPaula Manleyj UPPER RIGHT: Front Row: Wendi Hoegberg, Barb Davitt. Jodi Tuite. Second Row: Kim Bowman, Cheri Kratz. Third Row: Kathy Anderson. Molly Mulford, Lori Addis, Susie Sands. LOWER RIGHT: Mary Stansil. secretary: Wendi Hoegberg, vice president: Linda Weingartner, treasurer: Maren Ara- movich, president.